Technical Training Specialist - Medical Devices

Fernhill, West Sussex
3 weeks ago
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Technical Training Specialist | Crawley, UK |

Are you a Field Service Engineer who enjoys mentoring others? Or an electronics-focused engineer looking to move off the tools and into a career-defining training role?

This is a rare opportunity to transition into a technical training position within the medical technology sector, without losing your technical edge.

We are seeking a Technical Training Specialist to deliver engaging, high-quality training to Field Service Engineers and distributor teams worldwide, ensuring they can confidently install, maintain, and support advanced medical equipment that directly impacts patient care.

What You'll Be Doing

Delivering hands-on, classroom and virtual training from our Crawley HQ, third-party sites, and international locations
Tailoring training content for varying technical abilities and language levels
Coaching, mentoring, and supporting engineers as they develop product mastery
Maintaining training equipment and documentation
Collaborating closely with Product Management, R&D, and First Line Support to stay aligned with product updates and innovationWho This Role Is Perfect For

Technical Trainers within medical, engineering, or high-tech environments
Field Service Engineers ready to move into a training, coaching, or knowledge-transfer role
Engineers with a strong electronics background who enjoy teaching, presenting, and developing othersWhat We're Looking For

Strong technical foundation in electronics or biomedical engineering
Experience in fault finding and diagnostics, including proficient use of a multimeter. Strong understanding of connected devices (IoT) and how products transmit data to cloud platforms, preferably Microsoft Azure
The successful candidate does not need formal training experience but must be able to clearly explain technical concepts and develop straightforward training materials
Confident communicator with strong presentation skills, in person and online
Organised, adaptable, and comfortable working independently and cross-functionallySalary & Benefits

Competitive salary per annum, paid monthly
25 days holiday + Bank Holidays
Up to 12 weeks' sick pay at 100%
Pension: 8% employer / 4% employee (rising to 10% / 5% after 5 years)
Private Healthcare: BUPA (family options available)
Life Assurance: 4x annual salary
Mobile phone & company credit card
Cycle to Work scheme, eye care vouchers & EAP
Everyday shopping discountsIf you're ready to step away from the tools without stepping away from technology, and want to play a pivotal role in developing the next generation of service engineers, this role offers both career progression and global impact.

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